Enter the provocative, mind-bending universe of Philip K. Dick—one of the most visionary and influential science fiction authors of the modern era.
The Science Fiction Collection by Philip K. Dick brings together his most iconic and groundbreaking works, offering readers a sweeping exploration of alternate realities, artificial intelligence, memory, paranoia, and the fragile boundaries between the human and the unreal.

This collection features Dick's most celebrated novels and stories, including Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, the inspiration behind Blade Runner; The Man in the High Castle, a masterful alternate-history classic; Ubik, known for its metaphysical twist on life and death; A Scanner Darkly, a chilling dive into identity and surveillance; Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said, The Three Stigmata of Palmer Eldritch, and numerous short stories that defined and reshaped the entire genre.

Dick's fiction is renowned for its intensity, philosophical depth, bold ideas, and unpredictable narrative shifts. His works confront questions that remain urgent today: What does it mean to be human? How reliable is memory? Who controls reality? And what happens when technology surpasses the mind that created it?
This complete, meticulously formatted edition provides a powerful journey for readers who crave speculative fiction that challenges the imagination and offers profound commentary on society, consciousness, and the future.

For fans of dystopia, psychological science fiction, and visionary storytelling, this collection stands as an indispensable landmark in literary history.

Add The Science Fiction Collection by Philip K. Dick to your library and experience the full force of a writer whose ideas continue to shape modern culture.